Elo Edremoda, Warri There seems to be light at the end of the tunnel for thousands of victims of the 2011 Bonga crude oil spill, as an English court sitting in the United Kingdom has begun trial on the matter, which is against Shell Group. A non-governmental organisation (NGO), the Oil Spill Victims Vanguard (OSPIVV),

A Non-Governmental Organization, NGO, The Oil Spill Victims Vanguard, OSPIVV, says they won the issue of jurisdiction against From Left: Rev. Dickson Ajanemiwa, Orie George, Mr. Harrison Jalla & Aloy Okerieke A Non-Governmental Organization, NGO, The Oil Spill Victims Vanguard, OSPIVV, says they won the issue of jurisdiction against Shell in United Kingdom, assuring victims of

OKIES VEEKY There seems to be light at the end of the tunnel for thousands of victims of the 2011 Bonga crude oil spill, as an English Court sitting in the United Kingdom has begun trial with Shell as defendant. This was disclosed by Harrison Jalla, Executive Director, Oil Spill Victims Vanguard (OSPIVV ), a

By Storm Mbarka  The 2011 Bonga spill victims which  have been pursing legal  means  to actualize their quest to effect  compensation to them under the aegis of Oil Spill  Initiative Vanguard  in a suit number HT -2017 -000383 and HT-2020 -143 Bonga Oil Spill , December 20th, 2011,  against Shell Trading and Shipping Company Limited